if you run apache on your own local computer it really isnt much of a hassle, then, once you get it running, you don't have to mess with it later, and you wont have any trouble switching from your dev. environment to your deployment environment. I would use apache :)
OK, I know that this question (in various forms) has been asked many times and I've seen all the discussions that google would show me but I still don't know how to get what I want.What I want is to be able to serve static files from seaside (or pier or Comanche or whatever) when I am *developing*. When I push the site to production, I will be using Apache to serve the static files. But while I am developing, it would be nice not to have to run Apace and just run Squeak.I have seen the instructions to make Comanche serve static files (e.g. in Brian Chapados' Pier Design Tutorial) and that does work. My problem is that I have set setName, defaultName and ServerPath so that seaside/pier is *not* in the url. But I don't know how to get Comanche to serve static files with those changes.Can anyone help?Thanks,David
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